Nepal Police is ever committed to public service and rule of law, asserts IGP Karki
Summary
Inspector General Dan Bahadur Karki said Nepal Police remains committed to public service, community safety and rule of law while marking the 71st Police Day in Kathmandu. He highlighted the force’s disaster-response role, rebuilding of damaged stations, and plans to make police services more professional and tech-friendly.
Key Points
- IGP Dan Bahadur Karki said Nepal Police is committed to serving the public, ensuring safety, and strengthening law-based governance.
- He paid tribute to the 1,798 police personnel who have sacrificed their lives in service and acknowledged officers affected by the Bhotekoshi–Trishuli disaster.
- Karki said 453 of the 459 damaged police stations have been rebuilt and are operational, with the rest under reconstruction.
- He pledged to upgrade police record systems and services, including online complaints, crime records, and recruitment processes, to make the force more tech-friendly.
